Objective To determine the efficacy of computed radiogram (CR) of chest in the diagnosis of pulmonary carcinoma.Methods There were 56 cases of pulmonary carcinoma confirmed by pathology including 34 cases of central pulmonary carcinoma and 22 cases of periphral pulmonary carcinoma in this paper.Four kinds of chest CR images (plain CR,wide CR,HE-CR and LE-CR) and two kinds of chest CR tomogmphic images (plain CR tomogram and HE-CR) were compared with conventional X-ray (CXR) and conventional tomogram (CTomo)respectively in showing normal structures and abnormal shadowes tomogram.Results The normal structure were displayed more clearly by CR than by CXR,except wide CR and HE-CR in showing right inferior pulmonary artery.The central pulmonary carcinoma was displayed more clearly by CR and LE-CR than by CRX in all aspects.The airways were involved displayed much more clearly by wide CR than by CXR.The display of peripheral vessels and inside densiy of neoplasm was similar on wide CR and CXR films,but the mass margins were abscure on wide CR.HE-CR displayed less clearly than CRX in all aspects.In the peripheral lung carcinoma,plain CR and LE-CR played the better in display of neoplasma margin and cavity in tumor than CXR did, but CXR displayed the margin clearly than wide CR did.HE-CR displayed all of the signs less clearly than CXR did. The indexes displayed by CR tomo were all bettre than that done by CXR tomo.Conclusion All kinds of CR (including CR tomo) images of chest have advantages in displaying normal strcture and neoplasma signs, versus CXR and CXR tomo images. Synthesizing the adventages of various CR(including CR tomo) images,the observator can find more signs to improve the accuracy of diagnosis of pulmonary carcinoma.

Objective To study retrospectively X -ray manifestations of pulmonary injury due to acute ammonia intoxica. Methods Chest X-ray manifestations of 37 cases of pulmonary injury due to acute ammonia intoxica were analyzed, and one-year follow-up was performed. Results Early pulmonary injuries included lung marking increase, lobular, interstitial emphesema and pulmonary edema, and the symptoms at late stage consisted of CB, pulmonary interstitial fibrosis and bullae. Conclusion Pulmonary injury due to acute ammonia intoxica is irreversible.